Tiger Game.com Review

So at long last, iv'e finally done it. This is actually the third recording of this as the previous two just kept crashing when I tried to edit them so I resorted to using a different camera! Not the best in the world, but its a long 'en and its pretty through.

So the Game.com is a bit of an interesting unit, Im not sure why it appeals to me as it really is terrible. But there is just something about it that I like. For the video review please follow the link>

Some images of LCD based games made by TIGER. These are in a little leaflet that comes with the console.Also in the booklet are a few images of the R-Zone unit, and a few Game.com games, some of which were never released yet still advertised.

Below: Back of the box for the Game.com showing the features of the unit aswell as some screenshots, as far as boxes go, this ones not too bad!

 The game.com unit and three cartridge based games for the unit. The carts were pretty small in size but could hold a lot more MB than any other handheld cart out at the time,

 Below: Size comparison to show how big the game.com really was, this is it compared to the Nintendo DSI XL and as you can see its so much bigger, and the XL is huge!

Below:  Size comparison between a game.com game and a Playstation 3 game. The boxes for the game.com games are cardboard with a plastic inlay tray, usually with black and white instructions.

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